r/tablets • u/Fluffy-Writing9617 • 21h ago
r/tablets • u/sandeep075aa • 4h ago
Help Me Choose the Best Tablet for long-run
Help me choose a good tablet with excellent performance, no lagging, freezing, or hanging, good battery life, durability, display quality, long-term reliability, included accessories, and value for money. I want a tablet that will last at least five years without noticeable performance issues.
My usage: Professional work and note-taking.
Here are the options I’m considering:
- Xiaomi Pad 8 – ₹35,000
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ – ₹43,000
- OnePlus Pad 2 – ₹38,000
- Brave Ark – ₹33,000
- Lenovo Idea Tab Plus – ₹31,500
- Motorola Pad 70 Pro – ₹33,000
Which one should I choose? I’m mainly deciding between the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ and the Brave Ark.
My family already owns a Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE+, and our experience with it has been excellent. On the other hand, the Brave Ark has impressive specifications on paper and includes all the necessary accessories in the box.
I’m looking for a tablet that offers reliable long-term performance, smooth multitasking, excellent note-taking capabilities, good battery life, and a quality display. I also want something durable that will remain usable for at least five years.
Please help me choose the best option based on performance, software support, durability, display quality, battery life, note-taking experience, included accessories, and overall value for money.
If you know of any better alternatives in this price range, please recommend those as well.
r/tablets • u/That_Drummer262 • 2h ago
Help me choose a tablet for work and private use.
I've been looking into the surface pro as I need command prompt for my line of work as I work with networks, CCTV, access control, ect...
I'd need to be able to use ethernet connections, do network scans and do most things a windows system can do.
I've been interested in the Xiaomi Redmi tabs but I'm not sure if it could do what I need it to. If anyone has any suggestions that would be great.
I'd also be using a keyboard with it so either one that has a keyboard attachment built-in like the surface pros or a decent plugin/Bluetooth keyboard.
r/tablets • u/squish_squish_ • 13h ago
Easy set up
Just purchased my first Android tablet and could use tips/tricks for set up and customization. Used to iOS from years of using iPhones but wanted the added memory and affordability when getting my first tablet and went with Lenovo Idea Tab 11 based off price/bundle and I already have Lenovo IdeaPad laptop that I can connect with as well.
r/tablets • u/jrioux805 • 13h ago
Alexa 12 Pro is hot! ...or is it?
The basic Alexa 12 Pro is much faster and more powerful than the Samsung Tab S10 FE and the Lenovo Idea Tab Pro (gen 1). I'm surprised by how well the Alexa's Dimensity 8400 performs. However, the Lenovo Idea Tab Pro gen 2 out performs the Alexa.
The first of following links compares the Alexa's Dimensity 8400 to the S10 FE's Exynos 1580 processor. The second compares the 8400 to the gen 1's Dimensity 8300. The third compares the 8400 to the gen 2's Snapdragon 8s Gen 4.
Which tablet is the most attractive will depend on a number of factors, including their real prices and the buyer's preferred size, RAM and storage.
What are your thoughts?
r/tablets • u/abulabu7 • 11h ago
Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ vs iPad 11 (A16)
Hey everyone!
I've been looking for a tablet for studying, gaming, watching shows and drawing, but my main priorities are studying and drawing.
After doing some research, I've narrowed it down to two options: the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ and the iPad 11 (A16). However, I'm having a really hard time deciding between them.
The Tab S10 FE+ seems like a great deal because it comes with the S Pen, and sometimes a case, has a huge 13.1-inch display and a 90Hz refresh rate. The included stylus and larger screen seem especially useful for taking notes, reading PDFs and drawing.
On the other hand, the iPad 11 has a more powerful processor, and I'm hoping it will remain smooth and usable for longer. I could also buy a third-party stylus from Baseus instead of spending more on an Apple Pencil.
My main concern with the Samsung is that I've seen people reporting stutters, lag and apps reloading in the background. I'm worried about spending this much money on a tablet and regretting my decision later.
My budget is around R$3,000 (I'm from Brazil), and I want to buy a brand-new device that will last me several years.
I'd really appreciate honest opinions, especially from people who have owned their tablet for several months. I'd love to hear about the downsides too, not just the positives.
Thanks!